Phaidon Press's Blog, page 429

Sou Fujimoto tells us about the bus stop he built

What happened when the Serpentine Pavilion architect went to the tiny Austrian village of Krumbach

Have you seen Richard Princes Woodstock poster

The US artist returns to the famous 60s rock festival, both lyrically and figuratively, for his new exhibitions poster

Monica Bonvicini on sexing up Minimalism

How the Italian artist finds fetishism everywhere - from building sites to Carl Andre works

Worlds earliest figurative art gets UNESCO status

The Chauvet Cave, championed by Phaidon author Jean Clottes, receives World Heritage status

See how the chefs eat

Literati Books and Vellum restaurant in Ann Arbor team up for a very special Eating With The Chefs meal

David Adjaye does neo-brutalism in New York

Affordable housing references Sugar Hill areas rows of terraced housing by placing one row on top of another

Le Corbusier cousins house reimagined in Basel

Art duo Kolkoz rework Pierre Jeannerets prefab house in a celebration of the architect and designers work

Odile Decq on her new architecture school

Celebrated Parisian architect and educator aims to engage students in the laboratory of everywhere

Focus on these futuristic faades

The Phaidon Atlas takes a look at some beautifully rhythmic digitally fabricated skins

Tadao Andos first New York City project

The Pritzker laureate hopes his modest seven-storey block will embrace the industrial character of the area